V for Victory

It is a rather elusive bluedot and GSV is also available in which the the two fingers are barely visible. 

very elusive indeed , i did not see it...



EDIT:

Apr 19, 2024 17:21:34 GMT Walter_V_R said:

... but the image opened when clicking

indeed, i clicked anywhere (on that street) and it suddenly opened, thanks!

Indeed, no blue dot but the image opened when clicking

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Well done all!

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Artwork by a sculptor who is famous for creating replicas of his thumb.
This particular sculpture, popularly known as his fingers, was made to celebrate the bicentenary of an event that took place in 1789.

I usually have trouble with "elusive blue" dots.  Many seem to be altitude dependent.  I have also had issues with some BD's that

won't open at all.

I have learned to move my cursor around until I see an image and then drop in.

That's how I found this.  If I don't drop in to the exact area I can then expand the small map from within any blue dot and

generally I can see all of them and move around within the small map from dot to dot.

Well done all!

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{Answer}Sculpture by César, located on Rue des Minimes, Épinal, France. It was unveiled in 1989 on the occasion of the bicentenary of the 1789 French Revolution.

GSV (Sept. 2019). It can be barely visualised at the far end, in front of the white car, but it can be clearly seen in this GSV (Bluedot).